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On the photo tour. How do I put the bedrooms last. I would like the pool and hot tub 1st on the photo tour. I am totally confused.
Thanks,
Janene
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Unfortunately, there is no way to do this using the photo tour as Airbnb decides which rooms to display first. It has been an ongoing debate and many Hosts are not happy with the photo tour.
There is a workaround to delete the photo tour (actually force it to go back to the previous grid system) that allows you to click and drag photos in any order you want:
Workaround
Before trying this workaround, make sure you have all your photos saved on your computer just in case. The workaround is that the tour will not work if there is not at least one photo in each room. If you move all the photos say out of the dining room to addl photos, the tour is "deleted." However, DO NOT remove photos from the bedroom(s) Room (or living room if you have a sofa bed there). This is because the system uses the "sleeping arrangements" and type of bed to populate your subtitle that shows the number of bedrooms. The system also uses the Bedroom Room to populate the "where you'll sleep" photos on the listing, so keep your photos in that room on the tour.
Then click the "All photos" at the top of the page and all your photos will appear in a grid. Simply drag and drop the photos where you want them to appear on the listing and in what order. I was able to do this on a recent new listing and it works. As long as you leave your bedroom photos in the Bedroom "Room.”
You will still see the words "Photo Tour" on the left side of the Listing Editor, but the photos are no longer arranged in a "Tour" in guest view and you'll see your photos in a grid instead of in each "room" icon when clicking the "All Photos" button as a Host. Simply add photos and move around as you wish. Photos you add will appear at the bottom of the photo grid. You can move them around after that as needed and place them where you want. Be sure you keep photos in Bedroom Rooms so you can add the type of bed under “sleeping arrangements.” Otherwise, the number of beds on the listing will default to -0- and will show “Studio” in the subtitle and the “Where you’ll sleep” section will have icons instead of your photos,
Be aware Airbnb will continue to have pop-ups encouraging you to revert back to the photo tour. Simply say "No Thanks."
Eventually I had to delete all the rooms and move photos to addl photos (except the bedrooms, bathrooms and living room as sofa bed in living room so had to keep the room for "sleeping arrangements"). This is because Airbnb kept assigning me "tasks" on the Listing Editor to add photos to the empty rooms.
Unfortunately, there is no way to do this using the photo tour as Airbnb decides which rooms to display first. It has been an ongoing debate and many Hosts are not happy with the photo tour.
There is a workaround to delete the photo tour (actually force it to go back to the previous grid system) that allows you to click and drag photos in any order you want:
Workaround
Before trying this workaround, make sure you have all your photos saved on your computer just in case. The workaround is that the tour will not work if there is not at least one photo in each room. If you move all the photos say out of the dining room to addl photos, the tour is "deleted." However, DO NOT remove photos from the bedroom(s) Room (or living room if you have a sofa bed there). This is because the system uses the "sleeping arrangements" and type of bed to populate your subtitle that shows the number of bedrooms. The system also uses the Bedroom Room to populate the "where you'll sleep" photos on the listing, so keep your photos in that room on the tour.
Then click the "All photos" at the top of the page and all your photos will appear in a grid. Simply drag and drop the photos where you want them to appear on the listing and in what order. I was able to do this on a recent new listing and it works. As long as you leave your bedroom photos in the Bedroom "Room.”
You will still see the words "Photo Tour" on the left side of the Listing Editor, but the photos are no longer arranged in a "Tour" in guest view and you'll see your photos in a grid instead of in each "room" icon when clicking the "All Photos" button as a Host. Simply add photos and move around as you wish. Photos you add will appear at the bottom of the photo grid. You can move them around after that as needed and place them where you want. Be sure you keep photos in Bedroom Rooms so you can add the type of bed under “sleeping arrangements.” Otherwise, the number of beds on the listing will default to -0- and will show “Studio” in the subtitle and the “Where you’ll sleep” section will have icons instead of your photos,
Be aware Airbnb will continue to have pop-ups encouraging you to revert back to the photo tour. Simply say "No Thanks."
Eventually I had to delete all the rooms and move photos to addl photos (except the bedrooms, bathrooms and living room as sofa bed in living room so had to keep the room for "sleeping arrangements"). This is because Airbnb kept assigning me "tasks" on the Listing Editor to add photos to the empty rooms.
Hi @Janene24 😊,
I am glad you found great advice here in the community!
Please don't hesitate to let us know how it goes.
Warm regards 🌻
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Hello @Janene24
Just to add to @Joan2709 excellent advice, if you do want to keep the photo tour despite not being able to change the order of the rooms and just want to change the cover photo to the hot tub:
Go onto your listing
==>Photo Tour on your right and select
==>All photos
==>Click on the tub photo and you'll see the option of selecting this photo as your cover photo. The one showing at the moment is one of the chalet.
Hi @Janene24 😊
Welcome to the community, and thank you for asking this question here!
Have you found a solution?
Our Hosts shared great advice with you. Did you get a chance to review it?
Don't hesitate to let us know if one of them helped you!
Warm regards 🌻
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